Gary Lineker

It was a strange appointment.

Honestly, I don't think it would be a bad idea to bring someone like Harry Redknapp in.

Not someone like, but Harry Redknapp.

I know it sounds a bit mad and he's been out of the game for a while, but you know what he's like, that big personality, lifting everybody, coming in.

I mean, it's in a moment of crisis.

A little bit like Martin O'Neill's done on a couple of occasions now at Celtic and lifted them.

I mean, God, the thought of them going down.

And also, I mean, that's two seasons running now where they've had so many injuries.

I mean, enormous amount of injuries.

They must need to look at that as well.

Do you think they'll go down?

I mean, West Ham have definitely improved.

No, no, it's very concerning.

Very concerning indeed.

OK, Al, let's call it a day there.

Goodbye from me.

Hello and welcome to The Rest Is Football with Micah Richards, Alan Shearer and me, Gary Lineker, on this episode of the Premier League Greats, the moments that made them.

We're focusing on absolutely one of the greats, someone that you may have played against, you've definitely played against.

Micah, we know you played against him and got fairly close to him on occasions.

It is the legendary Wayne Rooney.